Lemonde
  • Lemonde
  • 100% (Exalted)
  • Advanced Member Topic Starter
5 years ago
Hello,

I have a Quanta LB4M switch into which I wish to plug a Windows Server and use the inbuilt Windows NIC Teaming with LACP to enable multiple NICs.

My current Quanta LB4M switch config is:

interface 0/12

addport 3/2
exit

interface 0/13
addport 3/2
exit

interface 3/2
description 'LACP to Windows 2016'
port-channel load-balance 6
lacp
set igmp

Is this the correct config. - my switch does not seem to connect the server once LACP has been configured in Windows Server MAnager..

Thanks in advance to anyone who can or tried to help
Sponsor

Want to thank us? Use: Patreon or PayPal or Bitcoins: bc1q4whppe29dw77rm4kv4pln0gqae4yjnxly0dny0hky6yhnafukzjsyrsqhk

All opinions expressed within these pages are sent in by members of the public or by our staff in their spare time, and as such do not represent any opinion held by sircles.net Ltd or their partners.


Lemonde
  • Lemonde
  • 100% (Exalted)
  • Advanced Member Topic Starter
5 years ago
On a Cisco switch, which appears to be similar, you would use:

Core-SW#conf t
Core-SW(config)#interface port-channel 18
Core-SW(config)#interface gigabitEthernet 1/0/18
Core-SW(config-if)#channel-group 18 mode passive
Core-SW(config)#interface gigabitEthernet 2/0/18
Core-SW(config-if)#channel-group 18 mode passive
Save the configuration and exit.

For address hash set-up